During this stop at the Ruins of Carthage, travellers will discover one of the most important archaeological sites in the Mediterranean. Your experienced and fully trained Driver-Guide will accompany you throughout the tour. It will present you with the main lines of Carthage’s history, explain the essential elements of the site and direct you to the most remarkable points, such as the Baths of Antonine, the Punic Ports or the Roman residential district. Speaking your language or at least English, he will provide you with clear and accessible explanations, answer your questions and allow you to enjoy the place at your own pace. Travellers will also have time to explore, admire the scenery and take photos in this site steeped in history and legend.

At the Bardo Museum, travelers will visit one of the most prestigious museums in the Mediterranean, world famous for its exceptional collection of Roman mosaics. Your Driver-Guide will accompany you inside giving you general explanations essential to understand the history of the museum, its different sections and the major pieces not to be missed. It will direct you to the most important rooms, including those dedicated to mosaics, statues and Punic remains. Thanks to his command of your language or English, he will offer you a clear and adapted understanding, while leaving you time to explore the works at your own pace, take photos and enjoy the experience to the fullest.

The Dar El Annabi Museum, located in the picturesque village of Sidi Bou Said, is a magnificent traditional Tunisian house from the early 20th century. It immerses you in the authentic atmosphere of a Tunisian bourgeois house, with its typical architecture, courtyards, antique furniture and everyday objects. The tour allows you to discover the craftsmanship, decoration and Tunisian way of life of the past, all in a charming and bright setting with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea.

The Roman Theatre of Carthage, built in the 2nd century, is an emblematic site of the ancient Tunisian heritage. This majestic theatre could accommodate thousands of spectators for theatrical performances and public events. Walking through its bleachers and enclosures, you will discover Roman engineering, remarkable architectural details and the fascinating history of ancient Carthage, all with impressive views of the surrounding ruins and the Mediterranean.

An old luxury residential area revealing the refined life of the Roman elite. You will explore elegant houses, gardens, mosaics and well-preserved rooms. An authentic journey into the privacy of ancient Carthage.

The largest Roman baths in North Africa, facing the sea. An impressive site where you will discover gigantic columns, monumental structures and a unique panorama. A must-see place for spectacular photos.

The highest point in Carthage offering spectacular panoramic views. The ancient acropolis, the majestic cathedral and the surrounding remains tell the story of the evolution of Carthage through the centuries. A highlight of the visit.

The Acropolis of Byrsa is the highest hill in Carthage, offering superb panoramic views of the city and the sea. Here you will discover the Punic remains, the Cathedral of St. Louis and the fascinating history of the ancient city. A must-see place to admire Carthage from above.